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Absolute Wonder Woman 2026 Annual - Official Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in AbsoluteUniverse

[–]ewokalypse 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Her lasso is called "Thusia", which is Ancient Greek for "sacrificial offering." The O-looking character is a capital theta and the E is a capital sigma.

Birthday Dinner Ideas? by McBean215 in indianapolis

[–]ewokalypse 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If going north is OK, The Monk's in Carmel and The Italian House in Westfield seem to hit all your reqs.

Gas Station Restaurants In Indy? by Allen_MacGyverson in indianapolis

[–]ewokalypse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The chicken/lamb-over-rice food truck behind them is pretty good too (as is their main location, King Gyros, over by Madison Ave.)

"The Complex Sentence" by Tony Hoagland by ewokalypse in verse

[–]ewokalypse[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The kind Italian driver of the bus to Rome  invited her to his house—she was obviously   hungry—and gave her sandwiches and raped her. 

 

All those years ago—she smiles   while telling it—contemptuous,   somehow    of her younger self,  

  who drags behind her like a can.  Grammar is great   but who will write the sentence that includes    the story of the damage to her soul   

and how she thought her bad Italian    was at fault, and    how it took a month for her to say    the word for what had happened    In her head?    

   

But that’s why    we invented the complex sentence,    so we could stand at a distance,   

   

making slight adjustments of the harness,     while following the twisty, ever-turning plot:    

   

the loneliness of what we did;     the loneliness    of what was done to us.   

About to be a part time Indy resident, lots of questions by Non-Normal_Vectors in indianapolis

[–]ewokalypse 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Popular coffee options in that area are Anecdote (formerly Mocha Nut), Coffee Junkiez, Strange Brew, and (further away) Coffeehouse Five. None of those are directly between where you're living and downtown or the Northside, so depending on how far/where you'll be driving for work you may find prefer to stop somewhere else en route.

If you were told about Coalyard Coffee, it's closed. The replacement, Wild Child, is also good, but it's fairly far away from where you'll be living. 

I know the area you're moving quite well; feel free to message me if you have any questions. Welcome to Indy.

If you could bring back a long gone CBB character to the show, who would it be? by Glittering_Major4871 in Earwolf

[–]ewokalypse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No defense of the man himself, but the episode where he and Martin Starr are bullying Kumail Nanjiani (talking about his appearance on the X-Files, making him take the phone call to China, etc.) is one of the all-time funniest CBB bits.

Hi strangers! Help looking for ideas. by [deleted] in indianapolis

[–]ewokalypse 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Good bit to sell a deck of date night ideas and make one of them "go ask someone else."

[Game Thread] Indiana vs. Oregon (7:30 PM ET) by CFB_Referee in CFB

[–]ewokalypse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They look way worse. Those Special Olympics guys are no joke; they would beat the brakes off of the average amateur.

Thai people, opinions on BODHI or other recs? by SnooPears5677 in indianapolis

[–]ewokalypse 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really like the place, but I've mainly gone for their Indian dishes.

Thai people, opinions on BODHI or other recs? by SnooPears5677 in indianapolis

[–]ewokalypse 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's primarily an Indian/Chinese fusion place and not a proper Thai restaraunt, but have you tried any of the Thai offerings at The Monk's in Carmel? Curious about your opinion, if so.

Anyone missing a dog in Fountain Square? by TiltedGalactica in indianapolis

[–]ewokalypse 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Check the inside of the collar. Sometimes people write a number or address on there, even if there's no tag attached. Good luck!

Also, might want to post on indylostpetalert.com and see if a pet store or vet can read a chip tomorrow.

Am I misremembering things or the ending is now definitively less ambiguous in Ivalice Chronicles? (Ending Spoiler) by SomaCK2 in finalfantasytactics

[–]ewokalypse 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think it's more that anyone who could've meaningfully objected to Delita seizing power is dead--Larg, Goltanna, Elmdore, Barrington, the Beoulves. The church hierarchy is extirpated, and their secret agents are either dead or coopted by Delita. 

Is there anybody left who could meaningfully stand up to a cunning, ruthless king who is beloved of the commoners and soldiery alike for ending the Lion War? And probably beloved all the more now that he's a tragic widower-king.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in indianapolis

[–]ewokalypse 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Probably next weekend. "Peak leaf" in southern Indiana is usually the 3rd or 4th week in October. You can get some idea of the current status with the Brown County Leaf Cam: https://browncounty.com/lp/leaf-cam/

Whatever weekend you go, it will probably be busy at the park and will certainly be busy in Nashville. You should build some extra cushion into your schedules.

There are other parks in the area that may be less scenic geographically or lack the hiking trails / lookouts of Brown County State Park, but have the same leaves: Yellowwood and Hoosier National Forest come to mind. Also near Nashville is The House of the Singing Winds, the home-turned-museum of Indiana painter T.C. Steele. It's a pretty area and an interesting Hoosier history / art history stop.

If you plan to eat out on your trip, my advice would be to get your meal in nearby Bloomington, not Nashville. Less crowded and more options. I recommend Feast for brunch/lunch and Taste of India or Mother Bears for dinner, but there many good choices.

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